Things To Do
The World's Largest Kaleidoscope @ The Emerson Resort & Spa
*Lay on the floor for this fun 15 min activity* Monday 10 AM–5 PM Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 10 AM–5 PM Friday 10 AM–5 PM Saturday 10 AM–5 PM Sunday 10 AM–5 PM
The Pines American Restaurant
*No Reservations* Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday 5–9 PM Thursday 5–9 PM Friday 5–9 PM Saturday 12–4 PM, 5–9 PM Sunday 12–8 PM
Woodstock Brewing
Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 1–9 PM Friday 12–10 PM Saturday 12–10 PM Sunday 12–9 PM
Phoenicia Diner
*No reservations. Always a 5-15+ min wait* Monday 8 AM–6 PM Tuesday 8 AM–6 PM Wednesday Closed Thursday 8 AM–6 PM Friday 8 AM–6 PM Saturday 8 AM–6 PM Sunday 8 AM–6 PM
Phoenicia
Walk down Main Street of this tiny Hamlet to check out some shops and restaurants.
Rail Explorers NY
*Book in advance and wear SPF* Scenic train rides with electric motor assistance along a historic route through forests. 2.5 hours round trip.
Boiceville Wine & Spirits Inc.
Monday 10 AM–8 PM Tuesday 10 AM–8 PM Wednesday 10 AM–8 PM Thursday 10 AM–8 PM Friday 10 AM–8 PM Saturday 10 AM–8 PM Sunday 12–5 PM
Boiceville Supermarket IGA
Monday 7 AM–8 PM Tuesday 7 AM–8 PM Wednesday 7 AM–8 PM Thursday 7 AM–8 PM Friday 7 AM–9 PM Saturday 7 AM–8 PM Sunday 8 AM–6 PM
Local Goods - Beer + Grocer
Monday: Closed Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 10 AM–6 PM Friday: 10 AM–7 PM Saturday: 10 AM–6 PM Sunday: 11 AM–5 PM
Bread Alone Bakery and Cafe
Monday 7 AM–5 PM Tuesday 7 AM–5 PM Wednesday 7 AM–5 PM Thursday 7 AM–5 PM Friday 7 AM–5 PM Saturday 7 AM–5 PM Sunday 7 AM–5 PM
Ashokan Walking Rail Trail- Woodstock Dike Trailhead
Get some steps in (or bring a bike) and see where New York City's drinking water comes from. 11.5 miles long with no elevation so very easy to walk as long as you'd like and then turn back to the parking lot. Monday 6 AM–8 PM Tuesday 6 AM–8 PM Wednesday 6 AM–8 PM Thursday 6 AM–8 PM Friday 6 AM–8 PM Saturday 6 AM–8 PM Sunday 6 AM–8 PM
Overlook Mountain Trailhead
Uphill hiking trail to an observation tower with views, fire ruins, and an abandoned hotel.
Woodstock
Woodstock, New York, is best known for its association with the iconic 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair, even though the festival actually took place in nearby Bethel. Beyond that, this small town has a long and rich history as an artists' colony and a center for music, shopping, food and art.
Silvia New American Restaurant
*Requires Reservations* Monday 5–9 PM Tuesday 5–9 PM Wednesday 5–9 PM Thursday 5–9 PM Friday 5–10 PM Saturday 4:30–10 PM Sunday 4:30–9 PM
Good Night Southeast Asian Restaurant
*Requires Reservations* Good Night Monday 5–9 PM Tuesday 5–9 PM Wednesday 5–9 PM Thursday 5–9 PM Friday 5–10 PM Saturday 4:30–10 PM Sunday 4:30–9 PM
Small Talk Woodstock Bar
Monday 4–11:30 PM Tuesday 4–11:30 PM Wednesday 4–11:30 PM Thursday 4–11:30 PM Friday 4–11:30 PM Saturday 12–11:30 PM Sunday 12–11:30 PM
Harana Market Filipino restaurant
*Reservations Recommended* Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 11:30 AM–7 PM Friday 11:30 AM–8 PM Saturday 11:30 AM–8 PM Sunday 11:30 AM–5 PM
Arrowood Farms Brewery
*No Reservations* Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 4–9 PM Friday 4–10 PM Saturday 12–10 PM Sunday 12–8 PM
Minnewaska State Park Preserve
*Parking lot fills up by 11am* Monday 9 AM–9 PM Tuesday 9 AM–9 PM Wednesday 9 AM–9 PM Thursday 9 AM–9 PM Friday 9 AM–9 PM Saturday 9 AM–9 PM Sunday 9 AM–9 PM